why graphite and iodine both being non - metals have lustre?
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properties of non metals r true but there few exceptions in all properties
properties of non metals r true but there few exceptions in all properties
aashish2413:
I need the reason why they have the lustre!
the reason .... I think is .. That property of non metals is not applicable for graphite it is an exeption sry if answer isn't helpful
its okay. you atleast tried. thanks though.
oh thanks still I m sry
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its because going down the group the size of the atom increases because of shielding effect due to which the ineraction between the atom and the outermost electron decreases so these electrons on the surface of iodine become excited by absorbing heat energy from light so when they release this energy and come to their normal state, they emit this light so it appears that thay have lustrous surface.....
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its because going down the group the size of the atom increases because of shielding effect due to which the ineraction between the atom and the outermost electron decreases so these electrons on the surface of iodine become excited by absorbing heat energy from light so when they release this energy and come to their normal state, they emit this light so it appears that thay have lustrous surface.....
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